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Connecto
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Joined: 07 Aug 2019 16:08

Z-Waves server logs

Post by Connecto »

Hi every one,

I am using Z-Waves with a LED Light Bulb ( 2W098-A52-AEOTEC ).
This light can change in any color using Z-waves
I am trying to analyse and decrypt server logs sending and receiving.

[zway] Adding job: SwitchColor State Set
[zway] Adding job: SwitchColor State Get
[zway] Adding job: SwitchColor State Get
[zway] Adding job: SwitchColor State Get
[D] [zway] SENDING (cb 0x9f): ( 01 10 00 13 0E 09 33 05 03 02 FF 03 50 04 B1 25 9F 6F )

I know that this 03 02 FF 03 50 04 B1 refers to the colors RGB
but I don't kown what this part 01 10 00 13 0E 09 33 05 and this one 25 9F 6F are referring to.

[D] [zway] RECEIVED ACK
[D] [zway] RECEIVED: ( 01 04 01 13 01 E8 )
[D] [zway] SENT ACK
[D] [zway] Delivered to Z-Wave stack
[D] [zway] RECEIVED: ( 01 07 00 13 9F 00 00 02 76 )
[D] [zway] SENT ACK
[zway] Job 0x13 (SwitchColor State Set): Delivered

And then there is 3 other sendings, I think they are related to the three Adding job: SwitchColor State Get.
But i don't understand it
[2019-08-06 10:07:04.942] [D] [zway] SENDING (cb 0xa0): ( 01 0A 00 13 0E 03 33 03 02 25 A0 5C )

[2019-08-06 10:07:05.043] [D] [zway] SENDING (cb 0xa1): ( 01 0A 00 13 0E 03 33 03 03 25 A1 5C )

[2019-08-06 10:07:05.105] [D] [zway] SENDING (cb 0xa2): ( 01 0A 00 13 0E 03 33 03 04 25 A2 58 )

If someone would like to enlighten me it would be awesome :D
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PoltoS
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Re: Z-Waves server logs

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You need to learn Z-Wave Serial Protocol. But do you really need it? It is quite complex in terms of handling in the state machine and doing something more complicated than just sending a Set is quite complex.

I would suggest you to use Z-Way API. /ZWaveAPI/Run/devices[XX].SwitchColor.Set(...)

Check the browser network log to see the command
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